Bushcraft Knives
Looking for a sturdy, sharp bushcraft knife? We have a huge range for you to browse. A bushcrafters kit can be as simple or as complex as you’d like, but the foundation of every bushcraft kit is a quality bushcraft knife.
Bushcraft is the ability to survive and thrive away from civilization. At its most basic level, bushcraft skills will allow you to feed yourself, but there’s so much more to it than that. Given enough time and skill, a proficient bushcrafter will be able to equip a very comfortable shelter with a range of nutritious food to sustain your time in the wilds.
What to use a bushcraft knife for?
Generally, a bushcraft knife is a fixed blade knife which is stored in a sheath and carried on the belt or in a pack as a survival knife. Having said that, a number of fine folding blade bushcraft knives are gaining popularity. The blade should be sturdy enough to allow you to split wood, and be sharp enough to shave tinder for your fire. A square-edged spine on a carbon steel knife will allow you to easily produce sparks from your firesteel.
Importantly, the survival knife should be easily cleanable, so that you can use it for food preparation, with a handle that is extremely comfortable for sustained use.
Which bushcraft knife is best?
There has never been a better time to select your first bushcraft knife, or to finally retire your old favourite. There’s no such thing as the ideal bushcraft knife which suits everyone. Each person will have their own reason for choosing a favourite bushcraft knife. Whether you opt for a Fallkniven, Lion Steel, or Condor knife we have something to suit all needs
We believe that in order to pick the right knife you need to do your research, that’s why we put together expert written blogs to assist you, read What are the best bushcraft knives?
Want to know even more about Bushcraft Essentials then read 14 Bushcraft Essentials before your next expedition.
When you’re not out exploring and using your bushcraft skills learn how to survive day-to-day life with our blog It’s a Jungle out there - Surviving the Urban Commute.